Peach Running Star Emerges From Baylor Watch
Clyde Hart recalls discovering Clyde Peach an Indianapolis sprinter who rose from a last place 100 to top times in 9.5 and 20.6. Peach, a Baylor recruit, shows speed, gear shifts, and room to improve as he faces a strong indoor field led by Wayne Brandt and others in Lubbock.
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Chamberlain May Miss NBA All Star Tilt
Wilt Chamberlain ankle injury threatens his participation in the 17th NBA All Star game at the Cow Palace San Francisco. If unable to play, Bill Russell and Bob Russell would face a bigger role for the East squad amid 14500 expected fans.
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Lombardi Says Packers Chiefs Face Similar Unknowns
Green Bay coach Vine Lombardi said both teams will confront unfamiliar opposition in the upcoming Super Bowl. He noted limited film on the Chiefs and compared their style to Minnesota while admitting he had never seen AFL play until recent game tapes. He also discussed evaluating Chiefs by player stature and draft position. Raymond J. Kelly, former New York Times sports editor, died at 68 of a heart attack in Bronxville.
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Chiefs Study Packers Films Ahead of Super Bowl
The Kansas City Chiefs spent Monday at the movies reviewing three Green Bay Packers games as they prep for Sundays Super Bowl in Los Angeles. Coach Hank Stram noted improved players Fred Arbanas recovering from a shoulder separation and reserve guard Denny Biodrowski bothered by gout.
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Finalists named for National Football Hall of Fame class
Houston AP Five coaches and 18 former players were named as finalists for possible induction in the 1967 Hall of Fame class. Finalists include coaches Frank Leahy Earl Neale and Buck Shaw and players such as Bobby Layne Abe Michal Elroy Hirsch and Whitey Wistert among others.
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Engle Wins Touchdown Club Award in New York
Rip Engle retirement era coach of Brown and Penn State was named Monday the Touchdown Club of New York's 33rd annual award winner.
Packers and Chiefs Face Off in Historic Super Bowl
The piece argues there is no true yardstick to pick a winner as Green Bay and Kansas City come from different worlds. It notes Bart Starr and Len Dawson as standout QBs, praises Packers mental readiness, and flags Chiefs defense while recognizing both sides could prevail in a new enduring rivalry.
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Cage Polls See Texas Western Rise in Top Ten
The latest college basketball poll shows Cincinnati dropping from fifth to eighth after an overtime loss to Tulsa while Texas Western climbs to sixth with back to back wins over Southern Mississippi. North Carolina holds third after narrow wins. Vanderbilt remains at tenth as Kansas rises to seventh and Houston sits at fifth. Providence falls to eleventh following an overtime loss to Canisius.
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Monterey Holds Narrow Lead Over Tascosa In District Action
In the first half at Municipal Coliseum Monterey leads Tascosa with Estes scoring six and Hart totaling 17 for the Plainsmen while Andrews adds six. Tascosa keeps pace trailing by five at halftime as Evans hits a 20 footer to cut the margin.
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UPI Cage Poll Highlights Top College Teams
United Press International rankings list UCLA Louisville North Carolina New Mexico Houston Cincinnati Princeton Vanderbilt Providence Western Kentucky Boston College Seattle Dayton Tennessee St Johns Mississippi State Southern Methodist Iowa Utah State Michigan State Tulsa Washington State Toledo Mariland Pacific UColorado State with first place votes and win loss records through Saturday Jan 7.
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Matson Promises Improvement Ahead of Dallas Fort Worth Meets
Coach Thomas predicts Matson will perform strongly in upcoming Dallas and Fort Worth events after an indoor season with limited footing. Steinhauer could reach 68.89 or 70 feet, while Randy remains unprepared for a decisive win in California.
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North Texas Stuns Wichita State In MVC Action
North Texas State University ended Wichita State’s 20 game Missouri Valley drought with an 80 66 upset in Denton. The Eagles overcame a second half deficit as Wichita State cooled from the floor and now sit 1 2 in conference play.
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Whiteface Grabs Double Victory In Regional Showdown
Whiteface earned a 58 to 42 win over Anton led by Artis Summerlin and Randy Wheeler each with 18 points. Danny Buchanan scored 18 for Anton. In girls action Whiteface improved to 17 2 with a 45 to 32 victory as Sue Lewis tallied 25 and Thelma Bell 17 for Anton.
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Lamesa Faces Le veland in Crucial 3-AAA Showdown
Lamesa's 18 game win streak is on the line tonight as Levelland defends the district lead. Defending champ Levelland and Lamesa have clashed tightly this year with a two point margin in the playoff, as first place in 3-AAA hangs in the balance.
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Palo Duro Coach Tom Gray Resigns for Irving Post
Palo Duro High School head football coach Tom Gray resigned Monday to take the head grid position at Irving High School. Gray, 36, led the Dons to a 3-7 season and previously coached Plano for seven seasons. Buddy Rawls was named head track and backfield coach at Caprock.
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Cowboys Tumble Eastern 87 75 in Hardin-Simmons win
Hardin-Simmons defeats Eastern New Mexico 87 75 paced by Sylvester Neal with 26 points. Dan Hayes and Greg Hyder lead Eastern with 25 each as HSU improves to 6 7 and Eastern drops to 4 for the year. Halftime: HSU 47 Eastern 39.
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Johnny O'Brien Opens Political Path as King County Leader
Johnny O'Brien, 36, elected chairman of the King County commission board in Seattle. A former college basketball star at Seattle University and ex Pirates player, he moved from South Amboy New Jersey to Seattle and entered politics five years ago.
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Dunbar Faces Midland In District 1-AAA Clash Tonight
The Dunbar Panthers host Midland Carver at Dunbar Fieldhouse for a 7 45 p m District 1-AAA game. Dunbar, 16 3, holds a 31 edge in tournament meetings versus Carver. Probable Dunbar starters include James Johnson Jerry Phillips Larry Blaylock Sammy Newman and Bobby Blake with Harvey Clay and others expected off the bench.
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